The Texas Longhorns made some notable changes to their wide receiving corps this offseason, bringing in elite transfer Cam Coleman and veteran Sterling Berkhalter along with dynamic freshman Jermaine Bishop Jr.
The Texas Longhorns have arguably the most talented roster in college football. With names like Arch Manning, Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo, Hollywood Smothers, and Trevor Goosby on offense, and Colin Simmons, Rasheem Biles, Bo Mascoe, and Jelani McDonald on defense, there is no shortage of elite playmakers on both sides of the ball.
After the departure of Anthony Hill, the Texas Longhorns needed to find another playmaker at the linebacker position in the transfer portal. Suffice it to say, they did just that, bringing in the No.
Not many players have been as impacted by the change in defensive coordinator from Pete Kwiatkowski to Will Muschamp as sophomore defensive lineman Lance Jackson.
The Texas Longhorns have a critical upcoming season on the mind, but that doesn't mean that head coach Steve Sarkisian is focusing solely on the season at hand, with him and his staff working around the clock on the potential next generation for the program.
The Texas Longhorns are filled to the brim with talent. Through impressive roster retention and an aggressive transfer portal pursuit, head coach Steve Sarkisian solved many issues from last season.
A lot went wrong for the Texas Longhorns last season, and as a result, the team went from preseason No. 1 to missing the College Football Playoff altogether. This led to some sweeping changes across both the roster and coaching staff.
The Texas Longhorns heavily addressed the running back room and offensive line in the transfer portal this offseason But on defense, Texas made some notable changes at linebacker after watching Anthony Hill Jr.
Fall camp is in full swing, and the Texas Longhorns have looked sharp thus far. To no one's surprise, all eyes are on Arch Manning as he navigates his second full season as the Texas starting quarterback.
The Texas Longhorns addressed multiple areas of their roster this offseason through the transfer portal, but no position group added as many news face as the team’s offensive line did.
The Texas Longhorns have no shortage of star power on the 2026 roster, and fall camp has given these players a chance to show off ahead of the upcoming season However, many players that aren't quite household names have also been making noise and could be working their way up the depth chart as a result.
The Texas Longhorns completely retooled their running back room this offseason with the additions of transfers Hollywood Smothers (NC State) and Raleek Brown (Arizona State), the arrival of elite freshman Derrek Cooper and the hiring of new running backs coach Jabbar Juluke.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian gave Arch Manning as many big-play weapons on the outside as humanly possible. The main reason? Sarkisian recruited versatile slot receivers who can also line up out wide.
Steve Sarkisian's upcoming sixth season as the head coach of the Texas Longhorns should be a memorable one, especially with Arch Manning firmly secured as a starter, and the transfer portal bringing him tools like wide receiver Cam Coleman and linebacker Rasheem Biles.
The Texas Longhorns have all eyes set on what should be an exciting and expectation-filled 2026 season this fall. But while the focus remains on getting ready for what lies ahead, the Texas coaching staff is still making sure to stay busy on the recruiting trail.
The major buzz and hype surrounding the Texas Longhorns program heading into the 2026 season is 100 percent real as the Longhorns head into the 2026 season with major expectations from both Texas fans and college football analysts alike.
It can't be said that Arch Manning has crumbled under the pressure of his last name and the expectations that come along with it.
The Texas Longhorns feel like they're one of the top College Football Playoff contenders in the country heading into the 2026 season.
Cam Coleman appears to be worth every penny that Texas paid for him. During Fall Camp on Saturday, Coleman made an Odell Beckham Jr.-style catch in practice, grabbing a pass out of the air with his left hand and securing it.
Everything’s bigger in Texas — especially the offensive line. The Longhorns O-line went viral during the first day of Fall Camp on Thursday for looking absolutely massive on the field.
The Texas Longhorns got a big eligibility win on Thursday. Literally, it's a big win.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have one of the biggest brands in sports, let alone in college football. The same can be said for the Texas Longhorns. Wouldn't it be great to seem them play each other every year?
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning is a member of football royalty. That comes with its perks and drawbacks.
The Longhorns narrowly missed the College Football Playoff during a 10-3 2025 season.
It's just topsy-turvy, and Sarkisian lamented the state of things.
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